Evening Star Newspaper, October 6, 1890, Page 4

A THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: sses-++--.October 6, 1890. {ROSEY 5, NovES Eattor, | SHE EVENING STAR bas the fullest Local | Clreulation ef any Newspaper in the Wortd, | Gnd as an Advertising Medium is worth more than all the other papers published in ) ‘Washington. ———— The decision of the United States court in Michigan on highways, making permissive only ‘the right of the Western Union Telegraph Com- pany to place wires along the government postal routes is one of signal importance, es- pecially if sustained by the Supreme Court. ‘The court holds that this permission is not suf- ficient, but that the consent of the state in which the telegraph company desires to oper-|| ate is required in addition. The most inter- esting feature of the decision, perhaps, 1s that which gives a city the right to regulate the use of its highways by a telegraph company. This right, which tho court maintained, applies, among other things, to the designation of par- ticular streets on which the wires may be ex- feuded or to the exclusion of such wires from particular streets. If this be good law in Michigan and for the city of Grand Rapids it ought to be good law in Washington and the District of Columbia. In Grand Rapids the telegraph company re- sisted the city’s demand to remove the wires and secured an injunction, but this was dis- Solved and the wires were at last taken down, SS This is German Day. On the 6th of October, 1633, Pastorius and his first company of land- owning sottlers in America landed at Phila- delphia, and soon thereafter established the colony at Germantown, Pennsylvania. Before that there had been scattering settlements, and st least one other important colony—that at Charleston, South Carolina. In 1674 about sixty families went to the latter place, but they merely made leases and did not settle in the permanent sense of the more northern colony. Hence the Pennsylvania date and not the INDAY.... ... Orrict Or D. J. GOLDENBERG. THE MONUMENTAL. 937 AND 939 F ST. N.W. A MARVELOUS OFFERING FOR TODAY f fms: f= ay NN ULLL So e>oe £ A ER 5g Sb Feue Foon Bh G08 “oo” Ene a ER BY CLOSING OUT A LOT OF SAMPLE COLLARS FROM MANUFACTUKER WE ARE ENABLED TO SELL ABOUT 100 DOZEN PURE LINEN COLLARS aT &, SacENTS Bb AA OC HH AAA CO - bes ad Ere A A COO i: THESE GOODS ARE NOT SECONDS. ALL PERFECT, BUT WERE THE SAMPLES OF A MANUFACTURER AND HAVE BECOME SOILED FROM HANDLING, THEY ARE IN A GREAT VARIETY OF STYLES AND IN ALL 8IZES— WOULD SELL REGU- LARLY AT 12, 15, 18 AND 20c. EACH. THEY WON'T LAST LONG AT 60, & ror’ R=. BR BBB 00 et RIB BOGR > ‘ G22 rms rey é rans WITHOUT A PRECEDENT. VELVET RIBBONS, SATIN BACK, No, 9 AND 12, EITHER WIDTH AT a A YARD, 18¢. THE USUAL PRICE FOR THIS RIBBON 13 25 AND 30c, A YARD, AGAIN— South Carolina was selected for the occasion. | PPP, RR. So today the German-American citizens, con-| ppp. ob oy Ere stituting @ solid and valuable clement in the B si ‘wo €% population of the republic, are celebrating with the sports of the Fatherland the date SSS when Germans first became Americans, Sssq —$_$_—-=—____ Bygs Senator Eustis, whose term expires in March, can come back to the lower House of Congress BLACK SATIN EDGE GROS GRAIN if he wants to from the second district of his] Rrm mm RBBB BBR state. it isn’t every member of the United kn i me, oe States Senate who could be elected a repre-| R HoB B : ? RR UM BBB bBB sentative from his own district, oo Nos. 22 AND 40, If Mr. Bynum should by any mutation of 22 AND 40. polities become Speaker of the House the Black aT cra ‘ ore Holé of Calcutta would be an electric lighted 33c. A YARD. paradise to what the Hall of Representatives ‘would be to the republican minority. << MIND YOU, PURE SILK, EV! WARRANT THAT. The Baltimore American has jumped into a m= A Ff mew and larger suit of clothes, but prosperity a AA Hy has made them fit beautifully, The American ke 24a i has been in this world since Auno Domini 1773, pop A but its youthful and vigorous looks belie its D 2 & irthday record. . - Sete DD a 4 Notwithstanding recent panic talk there were BBB A RRR GGG 796 fewer failures in the first nine monthsofthis| BB AA HR ¢ than in the first nine months of last year. The] BB AAA RR GG business interests of the republic are not going | BBB 4 4 R R GGG i 5S! to the bowwows, oa aa o% Fhe ig Revolutions succeed each other so fast in| GcG 0 0 Bysd Bgg3 Hayti that the world scarcely knows that one is| CCG — 00 off before another is declared on, = BY ——$—— aus Political affairs in Oklahoma are at present a uuu sort of cross between Congress in active ses- us sion and the Hatfields and McCoys on the war- FINE INDIA STRIPES, FE ern ———— ee GR Bh, pee Senator Evarts has semi-officially announced pep U U RRR OEP his determination to retire from the Senate, P uw «BOE Exe ‘The Senator's term expires ten months before grr Q y per, yen, rer RRR ag ee ee RR U BBR BR FE RRR Senator Quay has gone fishing and the fed- | & : ‘uw bas fae Sax OR eral elections bull is rustingon a peg in the Senate. — + Australia is a comparatively new country, but Sydney had a seven-million-dollar fire one day last week lke a veteran among cities. ro If Gen. Clarkson is sent as minister to China what use can he make away off there of that famous ax of his? Se German day iv WasKington brings with it the customary Schuetzen Fest rainfall. Disversta DYSPEPSIA. Dyspepsia is adisagreeble disease, work it as you will. One can’t eat without distres,can’t Sleep without reminders of his mortality and Passes about one-half his life wishing he were dead This is quite unnecessary, however, in view of the fact that he can be vasily aud radi- cally cured. HOW? By the Use of MERTZ’S WINE OF CALISAYA AND IRON. MERTZ3 WINE OF CALISAYA AND IRON. 75e. A BOTTLE. Pleasant to the Taste and Never Discolors the Teeth. = P. MERTZ, FAMILY CHEMIST, bid 1014 F st, Washington. eee ans N OTWITHSTANDING Dursx Sonixa Lear, BURCHELL'S FAMILY TEA to Please You. Bold in half-yound packwes only, N. W. BURCHELL, od 1325 F st, To Bex. Our stock ts now complete in all its depart- ments. Goods all bought at old prices, which Denefit goes to you Aspecial baryain in 38-inch All-wool Stripe Cashmere in Blue, Gray, Garnet, Brown, Green, Bearict and F.um at 35 cents; worth 50 cents, A few pieces of J8-inch Checks, dark effects, oxo at 45 cents Silk-finished Henrlettas in Debija, Garnet, Marine, Myrtle, Mordore Borax’ Bromure, ‘Osaxe and Cabac, only 75 conta, Dress Patterus in Stripes and Plaids at $10 and 612.50. Weare suowing Special Values in Black Faille Silks at 75e, 81 and $1.25. Our Monopoly Black Gros Grain Silk canuot deequaled at the prives, $1,981.25, 91.50, 8175 and $2. Black Surabs at 55, 63, 75c, @1, 91.12 and $1.25. Velvets and Plushes, all colors,at less than regular prices, CARHART & LEIDY, 928 Tthst and 706 Kst.ow, Philadelphia Store. of 1 DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER, Peunsylvania avo, u. ‘Sebepbone cali “1::2."* ae WE GUARANTEE THEM NOT TO LEAK. s FOR A FEW Days, ACTUAL VALUE AN IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF FINE CLOT! AND SILK GOSSAMERS, FINE GLORIA SILK, GOLD CAPS, SILVERINE HANDLES AND BEAUTIFUL NATURAL STICKS, PARAGON FRAME. THE MONUMENTAL, 1t SPECIAL OFFER HY THREAD. WE Orrice Or W. A. PIERCE & CO., SUCCESSORS TO E. G. DAVIS, 719 MARKET SPACE, CORNER 8TH 8T, WE HAVE EXCELLENT REASON To believe that the largest Mourning Goods business done in the city is done here, And why shouldn't we? We make a specialty of it. If there is anything new we are the first to show it, When you start out to buy @ Black Dress it is not as if you wanted a colored one, for all you Lave to do then is to find the right shade. With Black Goods it is very different, You may lack Judgment or experience. You don’t know which will wear well or which is a good Diack. Insuch cases you have to rely on the firm of which you make your pur chase, Certainly it is much more to your advantage todeal where you are sure of what youare buying Aud that the color will be guaranteed to bo all right We don’t hesitate to say that we have the best, the fullest, the newest stock of Mourning Goods in the city—the most attractive to look at and the most con- siderate of your pocket book. The first thing that attracts your attention isa huge pile of Black and White Goods, in Plaids, Stripes and Fancys, of all kinds, ‘They aro well worth the former price of 60c., but we have marked them out at 50c, por yard. A little farther on is another pile marked 50c. These are all Black and comprise Stripes of all sizes, Plaids, Figured, Plain and Rough Effects. You should sce these bargains—they are well worth your inspection, Weare showing some beautiful effects in 50-inch Goods. 50-inch Black and White Double-striped Hindoo Cloth. 1.25 yard Black and White Single-striped Hindoo oeeee $1.25 yard 50-inch Black nd White Plaids Hindoo Cloth, +8125 yard 50-inch Black aud White Striped Royal Clot 54-inch Nun's Serge in Black. 54-4uch Camel's Hair Serge, rough eile, 56-inch Camel’s Hair Serge, rouch effect..@1. 56-inch Camol's Huir Serge, fine weave... 54-inch Plain Camel's Hair, 54-inch Broadcloth. 54-inch Broadcloth. 42-inch Armure-striped Henrietta....... 42-inch Herring-bone Chudda, 42-inch Granite Cloth... = We will call your attention to a special value in p | 46-inch stik Warp Henrietta at .25 yard ‘This would be very low at $1.50. = | Also Royal Hindoo Cloth, 46 inches, at. @ | 424nch French Cord... 46-inch Royal Surah (special). 46-inch Royal Diagonal... 81.25 yard Have you seen that 54-inch Home Spuuin rough effect? Itis very new and taking, $1 ayard ia all wo ask for it. 40-inch Wool Henricttas,. 50 and O5¢. a yard 46-inch Wool Henrietta, 75, 87i¢c. und 81 yard. =| 40-inch Silk Warp Henriettas, $1.25, $1.50, 81.75 @ | aud #2 yard. You shoukd get a dress off one of these; the price is advancing. Then there isa French Serge, 40 inches wide, all Wool, 50c. We have them in 46-inch at 60, 75c. and 25, | $1. They are splendid values. In our Silk Departinent you will find all the newest weaves at way-down values: They are Armures, Peau de Sole Failles, Indias, Japanceo, Satin Duchess, Kbadame, Merveilleux, Homstitched Surah, Plain Surah, Gros Grain, Mourning Gros Grains, Canton Crepes, Japanese Crepes, Crepe de Chine, Brocades, Black aud White Stnped Armure, Black aud White Striped Fatile, Biack and White Striped Surab, Black and Laveuder Striped Armure, Tn Cream we have Surah, India and Japanese Silks and Canton and Japanese Crepe aud Crepe de Chine, or 50-inch Astrachans in Black and Biack aud Gray for = | trimming from 83 to 810 per yard. SPECIAL, 20 pieces Fine All-wool Saxony Flanuel for Wrap- pers, im Stripes and Plaid and Checks, at Joe, yard, W. A. PIERCE & C Successors to E.G, Davis, It 719 Market Space, corner Sth street, __937 AND 939 F 8T. Bg YARDS. LONG LACE CUR- SY tains, taped edue. ‘G8e., 81.25 aM $1.48 per pair. Poles and_fixtures given with every pair, BLUAUS, 749 aud stne. ob 2te Reerens Axv Ovencoats. OUR STORE IS A FAVORITE SHOP- PING PLACE FOR THE PARENIS AND GUARDIANS OF BOYS. THEY KNOW THAT WHEN THEY PUR- CHASE ANYTING HERE IT IS OF ‘THE VERY LATEST STYLE AND THOR- OUGHLY RELIABLE. WE HAD TOLD YOU ABOUT OUR SU- PERB LINE OF DRESS AND SCHOOL SUITS FOR BOYS OF ALL AGES, AND TODAY WE WANT TO CALL YOUR AT- TENTION TO OUR ELEGANT BELEC- TION OF BOYS' KREEFERS BOTH IN MEDIUM AND HEAVY-WEIGHT FAB- RICS. WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF ALL SIZES IN A DOZEN DIFFERENT GKADE: THE MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF NEW SIYLES TO BE FOUND IN THE crry. ALSO A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THE LATEST THINGS IN FALL OVERCOATS: FOR YOUNG MEN, BOYS AND CHIL- DREN. ALL AT OUR USUAL LOW PRICES. LET USSUPPLY YOUR Boys’ CLOTHES, B. ROBINSON & €O., AMERICAN OUTFITTERS, 06-00 909 PENNA. AVE. N.W. Tx Box Mascue. MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING, ‘Tho tariff Lill is being used to induce you to make purchases beforo the rise in prices. We tell you to take your time. Prices will not be affected for some months to come. Wholesale and retail merchants have bought and received YARED IDE HEMP CARPET, Ingrain Carpets, 19¢., 23c.," J. Toc. por yard, LOS 65c, and 745 and 747 Stst. ae. their fall aud winter stocks some time ago. Houest store keepers will not take advantage of your wants and their lance stocks, but will MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1890, You who were unable to get waited upon last week on account of the crowd during the “Golden Opening". will find us better prepared unés week. We had no opportunity to secure additional help. We are now ready to begin the Fall and Winter Season in dead earnest. We have nothing “Flashy” io Stock. Quiet, dressy styles in serviceable cloths, thoroughly wade. Some one ia going to sell yous Jacket or Cloak this If you will look through our stock we can sucess who that “some one" will be. WILLIAM H. McKNEW Guecessor to R. H Taylor, LITE STA LTLRADRRRELLORR MAL LCOURSELY Ws. H. McKyxews Dany Ler. 933 Pa, ave o.w, By babhbbh bhbbbhbbbthe sell on the samp favorable terms they bought, Our department stocks are complete. Prices will remain us low as heretofore. LADIES’ CLOAKS, Noveltios added every day in Cloaks, Jackets and Wraps; the Newest Weavos of Cloth made ‘up in the latest styios; Pertoct Fitting Gur- ments. Large assortment to make selections from, ONE-DAY SPECIAL. Ladies’ Tight-fittins Fine Stockinctte Jacket, =] tailor bound, high shoulders, 64.48, Aftor ==] Tuesday 86. = THE BON MARCHE, pass ey 316 7th st. nw, WEEK WE‘OFFER "ECIAL BAR- Mynioa Tn Window inde, Sees ene ae mand at Boe. ize. aud 47e. "Cannot be it from others ble these prices, arly. They will not iast Tons. Window ‘Shades estiuunte, “oe oe oft" 745 and 747 8th st. ae. UILDING SOLD, MUST MOVE. GOODS B hal former rice’ 820 Bop shsot Suite, 82-5 uits, 8 wrades in 1.50 up; 64 Boys Dh : 1B Brenton “boys otette m POF 746 and 147 Sth st. ae | Tusa 10d J 1.W, RON, 206 10TH BT. N.W.—caR- pet Lining, $1.50 and 81.75; 1, % ana Prepared ‘Wooliag, 7, Flue Lining, , juare Sealy Eremeel ee peg od | Esend 747 oh oes AN OPEN CHALLENGE. KING'S PALACE ADVERTISES FUR FELT HATS AND BONNETS AT 79 CENTS WHICH WE GUAR- ANTEE TO BE‘ EXACTLY AS ADVERTISED, GENUINE FUR FELT.. OTHER PARTIES HAVE INTIMATED THAT OUE GOODS ARE NOT AS REP- RESENTED, BUT ARE WOOL FELTS. TO DEMON- STRATE THE TRUTH OR FALSITY OF THIS STATEMENT WE ARE WILLING TO PUT UP $500 TO BE COVERED BY A LIKE SUM BY ANY PARTY MAKING SUCH ASSERTIONS, THE MONEY TO GO TOSOME CHARITABLE INSTITUTION OF THIS OITY IF THE HATS WE ADVERTISE AT 79 CENTS ARE NOT GENUINE FUR FELTS. NOW §LET THE PARTY WHO MAKE THESE ASSERTIONS COME FORWARD WITH THEIR 8300 OR HOLD THEIR PEACE, AND NOT TRY TO IMPOSE ON THE WASHINGTON PUBLIC THE WOOL FELT HATS AND BONNETS WE SELL FOR 50 CENTS, EVERYTHING ADVERTISED BY KING'S PALACE WILL ALWAYS BE FOUND AS ADVERTISED, . KING, Jn, KING'S PALACE, 812-814 SEVENTH ST. A WORD ABOUT You have heard a great deal of talk lately in refer- ence to Pigskin Gloves, ths same being advertised by some merchants here at 89c. and by others at T4c. We have made arrangements with one of the largest im- norters.in New York and we have now « complete as- sortment of PIGSKIN GLOVES in stock in all shades ‘and sizes, which we shall sell for the coming week ag a special at ‘We guarantee them to be the same as those you pay 81 for, : Special Bargaina in MILLINERY, DRY GOODS, HOSIERY, CORSETS, LADIES’ FURNISHINGS, FANOY GOODS and NOTIONS. REN 588g KK it KK. om Sas, K K i Sued x K U Sys* PPP A EF | a AA K . te AA gE P i KER T 812-814 7TH ST. N.W. s-REMEMBER WE HAVE NO BRANCH STORE, It A Banoas Is Haspxercumrs ar PPP ORER RRR RK = 583, PoP mh ? I pre ue kee Ere = e in EEE E $. Gus 2 Handkerchiefs are commodity itself. There is not ‘n article of personal convenience so much used. You are never without a supply, of course; but, as in everything else, additions are necessary once in « while, And you don't want to wait, either, until you “rum aground” before replenisnin;, It's for that Toason that when we have something that is especially rich and rare wo make haste to announce it. This is one of those times—one of the biggest value-laden offerings we have made in some time, Read, learn ‘and profit, Ladies’ White PURE Linen C1 Hemstitched—10¢.—25e. it lies’ Initia! Linen added a hundred — doze: rettily ‘em- broidered—two qualities—1z40. aud 25e. Some of the new embroidere.! effects we have added lately are simply gorgeous. Both White and colured in dfawn work, Lemstitched anda host of other effects. Every idea a fresh ono—125¢c, Still finer embroidered beauties—White and Colored— 5c. The White Embroidered Handkerchiefs have had some of the best brains spent on their designs—and theu we have all the choicest patterus we could pick c. to bric Handkerchiefs— aut three, lc. We have just Se., $1 to 4. joie Handkerchiefs for party uso, if you want.a Sheer Linen Body all ready for Jace handiwork juch hens at Wo know what Kind of Hand! generous Ones and good qunlit White Hemstitchec our have them in quarter and haif- chiefs the men like— Just the ticket are (i nen—balt, full inch aud inch andahulf hem. Lge, Larger size—and Yure Linen, hemstitched. 25c.to Se. Hemmed—All Linen. 12%4e. to 50. Pome Linen Cambric Initial in many sizes—new pat- Se. A whole ‘parcel of Colored Borlers—no end to the | desivns: hii nd 30c, Bordered Handkerchicfs—Se, and ‘ain White—for the children (pure linen)—10c. and Japanese Silk onc 0 o B 1 With the initial—any c and #1. in White, Cream, Pink, Light embroidered in ‘harmonious ueme silk it y4 xd iuto the Lurgali: want them, Bde, LO BLO, Did you ever see such prices for qualitios that “read” s0 well. They are every bit as good as we have painted them—and were we to quote their actual value price under the new tariff alonside of them you would be they 30 | ‘ancy borders, White and colored, | greatly astonished at the difference. You bad better purchase a good supply, as Handkerchiefs will be much bigher in the near future, SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING.” NINTH ST, AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE, it Goon Suors FOR ALL MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDRE! s HOT oo re SS sSs i Tt of & 55s S554 HHH 9 9 ke SS S38 HH So? fice Sss8 TO BE CORRECT SHOULD COMPLETELY E FOOT, EXACTLY FIT IT, , AND TO LEAVE GREATEST FAEEDOM BOTH FOR ITS Mo- TIONS AND FOR CIRCULATIO’ FINALLY, TO BE EASY-EVERY WAY; PUT ON OR TO TAKE OFF—WEAR, SUCH 18 A CORRECT SHOE— ‘THE KIND YOU SHOULD WEAR-AND WE HAVE GOT THEM, THE BEST MADE MEN'S SHOES FOR WINTER WEAR, 83.50 TO 8’ LADIES’ SHOES MADE TU WEAR, $3.50. BR. RRR TTTt SR BI w ER F = ARTHUR BURT & CO., 6 1211 F ST. NW. rer sss Torspars Srrcut Barocas Axo Moxoas, Ocroom 6, 1890. SPECIAL EXHIBITION, FIRST SPECIAL BARGAIN—-125 pieces Laces that have not been in the store aweek are to be offered at the following special prices: 45 pieces Oriental Laces marked 20¢. 25 pieces Oriental Laces marked 25c.. 55 pieces Torchon Laces marked 25¢...s.«. Sw Over fifty different designs in thecombined lots. Widths of Oriental Laces 2 to 6 inches, Torchon Laces Ztodinches, The qualities will tell you the special prices can be but for aday, PPP PoP AA RN T Ss eG ee i Pook A LiL AA Sys RR Rg Re oo y ¥ Fv f — 8 “4 yy AA EE %d ¥. 24S tus s SECOND SPECIAL BARGAIN—Those 4-cont Rib- bons, The price is eo low that you will think they must be Cotton mixed, THEY ARE WARRANTED ALL SILK. Correct style ot Gros Grain Silk with Satin edgoa, The widths inch and 1% inches, The colors—Cardinal, Garnet, Terra Cotta, Heliotrope, Old Rose, Pistache, Gobelin, Resada, Lavender, Olive Golden Brown, Myrtle, Tan, Seal Brown, Gray = sfc. yard. THIRD SPECIAL BARGAIN—Tho 45c, Wool Dress Goods; but first let us tell you about the Spocial Ex- hibition for tomorrow. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Dazss Trrmnxa Exaertox. Dressmakers tell us we are headquarters for Trim- mings, but the “Opening” and consequent overcrowd- ing made it impossible for you to properly appreciate the fact. Tomorrow's exhibition of Trimmings will be very elaborate, the display will include all the Intest novelties with the fashion plates, showing the correct styles and how used, It shail bea display in- teresting and instructive, It was our buyer who pro- posed this exhibition, To use her own words: Ad- vertise a special display and don't mention anything about prices; let them understand they are invited to look through the stock without reference to a purchase, Thas it is you are invited to this exhibition tomor- row; it comes of our buyer's faith that the superiority of her stock and the moderation of the prices will make you eventually a customer, CATALOGUE OF THE EXHMBITION, Jewel Trimmings, $1 to 6 yard. Feather Edge Jewel Trimmings, $2.68 to @5 yard. Silk and Tinsel Trimmings, 85c. to $5.35 yard, Jewel and Jet Trimmings, 50c. to 814 yard. Steel aud Persian Trimmings, 50c. to $15 yard, Ostrich Feather Trimmings, $1.68 to 8d yard, Ostrich Feather Boas, $3.68 to @20 each, Black and Colored Fringes, 75c. to $2.35 yard, Stool and Jet Fringes, $1 to $1.50 yard. Cut Jet Trimmings, 50c. to #7.50 yard, Black Silk Trimmings, 25¢. to 86 yard. Colored Silk Trimmings, 45c. to 68c. yard. Silk and Chenille Trimmings, 68c. to $1 yard. £2-In connection with thts exhibition there is to be special displa> of Lace Flouncings for street and evening costume, Some of the imported eyening nov- elties at 27.568 yard you will find will cost you else- where $10, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) n A it AA t H aah oa A LLL 8 AAA Bss8 a" aa 55, H dats %2 CENT 44 85555 ERE gSSg 885 i 3 EE Sys5_ Bgs5 90. oo ppp Si! oo 0°90 DD gs $383 BB 00 00 bpp Sss8 = We have concluded to continue the offering of all 50c. Dress Goods at 45c. until Wednesday evening at Gorcleck, The following shades are shown in the Cashmeres, which are Heurietta finish, warranted all pure wool, full 40 inches wide: Old Kose, Helivtrope, Castor, Terra Cotta, Plum, Navy, Golden Brown, Tan, Cardinal, Gray, Cream, Nile, Light Blue, Pink, Laven- der, Leghorn, Samples will show where the best qual- ity 50c. Cashmere is to be secured. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) 500 Scorer Asp Tartar Praws, Until Wednesday Evening, 43 CENTS, Will you find elsewhere such quality for 50 cents a yard? Where else as large a variety of styles and shades? THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) 50c. Curviors A L’ Avotarse, Until Wednesday Evening, 45 CENTS. Our buyer's effort has been to secure the styles and colorings in these Mixed Cheviots as near like as pos- sible to the English suitings that usually retuil at $1 yard. ‘Ihe demand for these coods tell us that @ suc- cess bas been scored, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) ~ 3 . 50c. Curce Asp Sruve Curviors, Untii Wednesday Even.ng, 45 CENTS, ‘That woman's correct autumn costume is in mate- rial, desizu and cusor much iin to that worn by men is evident by the popularity of these Luslish Chevivts, Here is the neat Check and indefiued stripe so much seen in the clothes of the Huglieh bus.nessinen; here, tuo, the more showy styles that have made the Euylish tourist a marked individual. 4H PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.» 50c. Piaw Axp Srave Sexczs, Until Wednesday Evening, 45 CENTS. Our 50c. Cloth Finish Serges have jumped into popularity at @ bound. It's only becuase we said: AU Sc. Dress Goods for 5c. that prompts the re- duced price, THE PKICE >HOULD BK RAISED, for the supply will not mect tho demand if the present fines, tae THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) 50c. Brack Woot Daess Goons, 40-meh Black Soft Finish Serge fered cents until Wednesday, October 8, at6pm. THE PALAIS ROYAL, A. LISNER, Cor, 12th and Ps ave. 08 OFFICE oF WOODWARD & LOTHROR BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, WASHINGTON, D.c, ‘THE TARIFF BILL Recently passed by Congress goes into eflect today—increasing the cost on many lines of foreign goods, notably Woolen Goods, Cotton Goods, Linens, Hosiery and Underwear, Anticipating the passage of the bill we Dave purchased this fall far more largely than any previous season, and are thus in & position to offer our customers the Deuedt of our large stock of goods at old Prices, LACES.—Wo have Just received a line Of Gilt Lace, from 1 to S inches wide, Bt from 45c, to $3 per yard. Also & line of “Mousseline de Sole” Laces, in Black, Cream, White and Colors, Jeweled Lace Flouncings, 43 inches deep, with narrow edge to match, $22 per yard. (Firat foor.) RIBBONS.—We havo just placed on sale & full line of Gros Grain Kibbou, with very marrow * Mignon” edxe, for Millinery use, There are two widths, Ze and Sty inches, im all the milli- Bery shades. Prices 35c, and 4Nc. per yard, respectively. Also line of Best Quality Pisin Edge Gros Grain Ribbons, from 1 to 34s inehes Wide, in a full line of colorings. Prices: Re. for Linch wadth and 5c, 320, and 45c, per yard for wider, We also call attention to the “job” of thissame character of goods, excellent quality, 2% inches wide, which we are selling at 20c, per yard. @irst floor.) NECKWEAR, — Since we advertised Rufllings last we have received addi- tional numbers of Full Neck Rufflings, #o many that our counters are full to overflowing, The materials of which they are made are: Lace, Brussels Net, Crope Lisse, “La Tosca” Net, Mull, Fringed Surah Silk and Chiffon. Prices Tange from Gic. to #2.75 per yard. Gdozen Small Feather Ruffs thet are Tived too late for the opening in Black, White, Cream, Pink, Light Blue, Laven- der, Amethyst, Brown, Gray, Brown and shades mixed. Price $1.25 cach First door.) MEN'S WEAR —We havoalwars prided ‘ourselves on our selection and variety of Men's Bath Robes, and think we have shown yousome handsome things, but ourefforts in the past are small com- Pared with our prescnt showing. We have some of the most beautiful and ex- clusive novelties tn this line of goods ever shown by us, Cotton Terry’sand Wool Terry’, Bisuket Wraps and Flan- nel Gowns, heavy, light and lgit and ark colars, solid or striped, with or without hoods. These are no mere lux- Uries,but necessities for the Nursery,Sick Room, Bath, Steamer Traveling and Rallway Curringe, Prices @4 to 825, Of course it is possible one could come to our Men's Underwear Counter and not be suited, We have about everything, ‘The best domostic makes and the pick of imported makes. A few of the makes will give youa faint idea of what you may expect to find here, American Hosisry Company, Norfolk and New Brunswick Hosiery Compauy. Loet’s Natural Wool, Germany, Purley & Buttram, England. Cartwright and Warner, England, And other French and English Makes, All Wool, Merino, Balbriggan, Pure Silk, Natural Wool, Camels Hair, Shaker Flannel, Medicated Scarlet Underwear, Light, Medium and Heavy Weight, Shirts, sizes 32 to 50, Drawers, sizes 28 to 48, Should there bs any little thing we have not we will get it for you. (Men's Department, 1013 F st) A NOVELTY IN COTTON GoopR— twilled cotton fabric in perfect imitation of wool goods. Only 10¢. por yard. PRINCESS CASHMERES. — These beautiful goods, which were s0 de- servediy popular last fall and winter, are still favorites, and many of the new designs are exquisite,both in patterns and in colorings. ‘The Princess Cashmere is an all-cotton fabric, having a fleece-lined back and Printed in bright and attractive pat- terns, the colorinus being guarsnteed to wash without fading. Its width is to 27 inches and the price, 1%4e. per yard, Plcoos it within the reach of every one. APRON GINGHAMS.—A large assort- ment of Apron Check Ginghams im all the staple colors aud patterns, 8c, per yard. (Second floor.) EIDER DOWN FLANNELS.—The Present indications seem to show that ‘there will be a largerdemand than ever before fer Eider Down Flannela, Ladies find them most appropriate for Opera Wraps and House Wrappers when wreut warmth is desired, and Children's Coats, Sacquesand Jackets, They aco Aigo used in squares for Afghans, Cur- riage Robes and Blankets, ‘The colors are as follows: Dead White, Cream White, Pink, Gray, Lt. Blue, Mcdium Lt. Bine, Ecru, Tan, Navy Blue, Scarlet, Cardinal, Maroon and Bleck. Prices 75 and SOc. per yard. Extra fine quality, 36inches wide. DOUBLE FACE EIDER DOWN FLANNELS.—An entirely new thing for tho winter, designed especially for Car- riaye Robes end Afghans for children's carriaces. Made and placed on aale for thw first time, in White, Lt, Blue, Gray and Pink, 36 inches wide. Price 87\c, syard. EIDER DOWN CARRIAGE AF. GHANS.—Quilted and silk bound. Bie 27x36 inches, in Cream, Cream and Pink stripes and Cream and Tan stripes. Price 82 each. (Flanoel department, 24 floor.) INFANTS’ GOODS.—25 dozen Infants? Hand-made French Mull Caps, with Droud tres, fall ruch and edged with lace, All sizes. 25. ‘Quilted Silk Cape Linings. in Pink and Light Blue. Allsizes, 2c, (@econd floor; annex.) GLOVLS.—Excelient-fitting 6-button Mousquetaire Suede Gloves, in Tans, Browns aud Grays, $1 per pair, 6-button Mousquetaire Chamois Gloves, in assorted shades of Gray, em- broidered in feather stitch. $1 per pair, 4-button Keal Kid Gioves, inall thean- Stattgart, me Ok a AAA AURTS POPULAR SHOPPING PLACK, SEVENTH STREET, Talking Tarif and With a reason. Allimported mer- cbandise is very high aud going higher every day. The new tarif law is now im effect, and it will be an impossitility to duplicate imported goods ces for what thes are now # Ladves looking to their own, interests will buy now. We have on band Sn immense stock bought iu anticipation of raise and it will be sold right through at 4 prices, The itema mentioned in this ad- Sertisement are FXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS at the old prices, We caunot dupiloate them at what youcan pow Duy them, If you havo an eye tosaving Jour chanee is now. nch French Surah silke tm ell the pew Fail shades, Letatied everywhere for 75. THESE NOW dsc. A YARD, 20-inch China Silke in 30 different evening dresses and fancy work, sold under 30c. a yard THESt NOW 450. A YARD. 15 pieces of Colored Silk Bengaline in the leating shades (Wohave allthe new shades im Volvete to match these). Worth every penny of @1-2 THESE NOW 0c. A YARD Neces of 24-inch @1.25 Black Gros Grain Silke, Wearius qualities gnarantend, FOR 61.00 A YARD. All the new Fall Dress Gools sold at prices that im many instances guarantee you saving enough to buy Your trinumings, Everything. ae ties and Staples sold at the same cut prices, ress Trimmings, qT e with them as with any. thing else. Eve thing that is new in the trimming art is tn our tock We put the smallest Possible profiton them, and Mf need not be aclose cory; Son to show you the difteren prices. reputation for and most Very lowest prices, and we can assure our trade, dressmakers aud others that the as- sortmentis larzer aud prices ewen lower than ever before, We carry a stock h ranges from the lowest in price you would want to buy tothe finest adie, for Have never beew We havealways borue the ne the best, latest We ntion here two Specialtics in Fars. ‘The highest Prices in furs have hot set been reached, » 1 Whole stock is in the wa: We are showing a mauificent aseorta Xou away think i early for furs, bu itively not be able to buy them at these Coney Caper high shomid pointe, Lied a Ste MD, shoulders, tons roints, eatin Sv each, 6 in what ey aro ; high shoulders, ponte, eatin. ined pockets, siawi. colar, &e. @11 30 aud $12 Cannot be dupleated azatu'under $i8'e _— hese two items must ¢1 Of the stock. r ou an idea of the drift BOOK DEPARTM An unheard-of-t ARBS and INKY Year dour opportunity, ‘entury,” b in two volum #i.so. 1885 or Los¥. It wou't efectes prec yous Dou't tau to A RE Bizet os AL OS BFP SS a4 “Uw = a POPULAR SHOPPING PLACR 06 7TH STREET, An important announcement of ours on Le ies’ Wraps in today’s paper on page 8, Dazse Fon Taz Wesruze ‘These sloppy days set you to thinking—don"t they? What's the use of your ruining « good many dollars’ w. :th of clothes for the sake of Savings littlecash? Why don'tyou buy a Water- Proof Coat? There are thousands of brands and it ien't an easy matter to sift out the good from the bad—But we've taken the time to do it, Every Rubber Coat we carry is guaranteed pure rubber and non-breakuble, ‘There's always a “BEST,” and we calculate to have it, Tooksome management toget the Mackintosh people to locate in Washington, But they did—and with US. We're talking about the GENUINE ENGLISH MACKINTOSH—not the horde of imitations, We've got the exclu. sive for bere. To allappearanco they are Over. Coats, but you mixht as well try to drivea yokeof oxen through a stone wall as tosi® © drop of water through them They're odorless and to crack or gun. isan unheard-of misdemesnor, We've simply to pass you MACINTOSHES* OWN GUARANTEE, ‘They keop pace with the {ashiounble fabrics—and give you the latest patterns. For fall aud winter service they've #ct out two new styles—the CHESTERFIELD, ‘with 3 long cape—and the old-fashioned IN- NESS COAT (sleeveless), Auybody who thinks they ore bigh—don't know, that’s all THEYRE CHEAP—reckon- ing their ability, OVERHEAD. Get something odd inan Umbrella Handle and you've gotastylich one, YOU attend to the handle—WE'LL look out for the OOVERs ING, The Silk and Gloria that's put into our Stock means weer and satisfaction. The latest in handles 1s the patch silver—allowing just @ little of the matural root to peep out tere and there, The Gold-mounted Agates are fashions ble, These are the extremes, Gold and silver cappings and trimmings are good if they're pretty. Look at our line for them. We trichten the manufacturers we mark them so near their Prices. See Low it affects you. SARS AND COMPANY, WET WEATHER RIGGING, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTE 06 STREET. Our stock is now complete. SEALSKIN SHOULDER CAPES, SEALSKIN SHOULDER CAPES with Persian Vest, All with Flaring Collars. SHOULDER CAPES in every variety of Fur, Plush and Astrachan Cloth, BEALSKIN JACKETS AND 8ACQUES at old prices, Duplicates will be higher next month. FURS AND FUR TRIMMING AND FEATHER COLLARETTES. All goods reliable and prices as low as any house im America, WILLETT & RUOFF, BATTERS AND FURRIERS, 6-3 905 PENN. AVE. Dovorsss & Bro. INTER-OCEAN BUILDING, 9TH ST. i ‘TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY ‘You can profitably as well as plesantly pass the time by an examination of the foliowity bargains. 2 wae, Burean Scarf for Ls¢-yard Stamped Momie Cleth, 35c. Buresu Scarf for 25c. 15 doz. Stamped Damask, 45c. Tray Cloths for 25¢